Anaphylaxis for Medical Finals | Medical Emergencies Made Easy
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Welcome to the start of a new tutorial series - Medical Emergencies Made Easy!
This series is intended for medical students and physician associate students to help you through your final exams, and this time we're covering anaphylaxis.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 Pathyophysiology
03:30 Clinical Scenario
05:30 Anaphylaxis Treatment Algorithm
08:00 Additional Steps
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This is REALLY useful, straight to the point and easy to follow. I think all healthcare professionals should watch this as a refresher for anaphylaxis - its not often we come across it (fortunately) so its good to re-visit as a study topic.
as a nursing student, i find this really helpful too and really interesting!. please make more!!!!!!!
same here! 😁
Already loving this series. Thank you 😊
I have my Viva tomorrow, why did i not see these sooner!!!! These are so much help. thank you!
This was absolutely well explained! Thank you for sharing 😊
Excellent video.
Excellent presentation! Thank you for breaking it down into the ABCDE steps, as a nursing student it's super helpful to have this information :)
Very helpful for me as an Operating Department practitioner student 👏 👍
Excellent. Thanks mate.
Sorry just realized you have already made some videos on my requested list. Thank you.
Thanks so much Ollie. Please do PE, asthma, COPD, Covid 19 and pulmonary oedema management
Excellent 👍
Fantastic, many thanks UK
I've never been this early! Keep it up
thank you so much dear
Hi Ollie , I'm applying for GEM myself in about a week or so . I was wondering if it would be possible for you to have a look over my personal statement ? I understand how busy you are and no worries at all if its not possible! :) thanks again
Bring more vedios plzz😍😍..love from pakistan
After the Breathing assessment and you apply oxygen, should you recheck Breathing steps again or move onto Circulation
to add to this, you can alternatively give IV adrenaline 10-50mcg (0.1-0.5ml of 1:10000)
I am not medically qualified
Even so l appreciate your mini lecture
I have had 2 episodes
Ibuprofen
Aspirin
Citalopram
Were identified
Very frightening Airways/ throat tightening
Rash was on my back
My partner observed
So if on own that complicates the situation
In that case l would take notice of airways
8:10 "If you are going to give them one thing, give them the adrenaline."